A couple years ago, our Relief Society made these Nativity Blocks. Since then, it has been one of my favorite Christmas decorations and they were super easy to make.
You can get the glass blocks at Hobby Lobby and one of my friends cut out the vinyl of the Nativity Scene. The glass block has a hole at the bottom of it where I put the Christmas Lights and some ribbon inside. Then I just tied a bow around the block and was done!
Super easy and cute!!
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OMGosh these are so beautiful!
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These are so pretty. I collect nativities, and I think I might make one of these.
I love these!
i really love this idea. it would make a great gift.
Beautiful!
Super cute! Love this!
beautiful! Thanks for linking up to TGIF! See you next week,
Beth =-)
What a great Nativity Set. This would make a lovely addition to any home for Christmas.
Ann
Love this....I'll be featuring it on my FB page in the next few days! :)
Thanks so much for linking up to Christmas Tutorials @ Cherished Bliss!
Have a great holiday season : )
This is lovely!
I love seeing people show the real meaning of this season, not just all the pretty ornaments and Christmas trees. Your nativity looks very elegant with the bow and lights. Thank you so much for visiting my blog tonight.
Very pretty and elegant!
So super beautiful! So super easy - thanks for sharing and popping on over from One Artsy Mama!
This is really beautiful - what a unique, lovely nativity!
Lovely! Thanks so much for linking up to Things I’ve Done Thursday!!
Melanie
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Beautiful! Simple, gorgeous, and a great reminder of the reason for Christmas. I'm so glad you shared this at Shine On Fridays!
Very Beautiful!!!
I absolutely love, love this. I wish I has some glass block to make a ton to light up!
LOVE, love, love nativity scenes. I started to collect them a few years ago! GREAT idea!
Awww... I love that you included the REAL reason for the season. This is a perfect Christmas decoration. It would be a perfect addition to Find Your Craft Friday!
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I love these nativities! I've seen several people with them, and I have yet to make one myself.
How beautiful! I'll have to see if we can get those glass blocks over here in OZ!
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Hope you have a great week!
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What a beautiful Christmas decoration to display every year!! Thanks for sharing at Shine on Friday!
I love this block!
Very Pretty and I love the Nativity Scene! Found your tutorial from the Cherished Bliss: Christmas Tutorial Link Up. Thanks for Sharing!
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Well, I went and bought the block, but do by any chance have a pattern for the Nativity scene?? Thanks!
I was so excited to see a project using glass blocks. My Dad had a mason company and use to make glass block windows in the garage for extra money. I really love it, and yes they do have holes on the button so the lights really make it sparkle. Great job! Thanks for sharing over at Sunday's Best.
I featured your Nativity Block that you linked up to the Blog Hop "Christmas Gifts and Ornaments..." at Project Queen.
Thanks so much for sharing this beautiful project!
Just beautiful - so elegant! Thank you so much for sharing at Taking A Timeout Thursdays. I'm looking forward to seeing what you've been up to this past week.
Thank you so much for sharing this on Thingamajig Thursday last week.
Hope to see you again this week!
Alida
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I'm featuring this at One Artsy Mama tomorrow; be sure to stop by and grab a button!
OMG! how amazing!!
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Natasha xx
Love this! Is there any way you can tell me how your friend made the vIntl scene? I would live to make these for my coworkers and family! Thank you !
Would you share which circuit cartridge is used to make the banal cutouts?
I am sorry, but I do not have the pattern for the Nativity Scene. My friend cut it out for me about 3 years ago. Sorry!
Love it!!! I'm going to try to do the cut out myself. could i use construction paper?
Where can we get the pattern for the black vinyl?
Where can I get a pattern for the black vinyl scene?
Hi, we would like to make this for our Super Saturday. Do you remember where you found the blocks at an affordable price for an RS activity?
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